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PHOTOS: In Seattle, it's the season of the fish (opens the original)
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Along the water, August is prime time for a quintessential Seattle experience: fishing, and fish viewing. At Seacrest Park in West Seattle, anglers line up to catch salmon night after night. At the Ballard Locks, crowds watch in amazement as salmon swim up the fish ladder to spawn. On Elliott and Shilshole Bays, crab pot after crab pot is dropped into Puget Sound each Sunday and Monday during the season. As the season winds down, here is a look back at some scenes along the water in Seattle this
Officials warn wildland firefighters about the risks of using a supplement for smoke exposure (opens the original)
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SEATTLE (AP) — Fire and medical officials have issued warnings about a supplement offered to Western wildland firefighters who have been exposed to toxic chemicals while battling some of the country's biggest blazes. The supplement glutathione, given through an IV or an inhaler-like machine called a nebulizer, has not been proven to be safe or effective and could expose firefighters to illness if there is contamination while it's produced, experts say. At least two pharmacies recalled the supple
In wake of Spokane Complex fires, helpers arrive in droves (opens the original)
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On Tuesday, newspapers piled up at the driveways of burned down homes in northwest Spokane. But so did bins of donated personal protective equipment, food, water, and sifting boxes for those sorting through the ash. Messages of hope were written in chalk on the foundations of homes, and in driveways that lead to rubble. While the community is still reeling from destruction caused by the Spokane Complex fires, a sense of optimism is growing as neighbors band together to help one another. On Franc
'It's apocalyptic.' A look at the aftermath of catastrophic fires in Spokane (opens the original)
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Looking west on West Excell Avenue at the intersection of North Sutherlin Street, you’ll see nothing but homes burned to the ground for as far as the eye can see. And there’s so much more that the eye can’t see. In northwest Spokane, barricades block streets surrounding the worst of the destruction, and in some areas, vehicles aren’t able to enter or exit. Evacuees are living in a state of purgatory. Along Indian Trail Road, residents are transporting their belongings and supplies on foot, in wa
PHOTOS: In Spokane, residents return to what remains of their homes (opens the original)
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Residents in some neighborhoods of Spokane are returning to their homes after fires tore through the north part of the city earlier this week. An estimated 67,000 people evacuated, and evacuation orders remain in place for some. Around 700 structures, including hundreds of homes, were damaged or destroyed. “We’re just numb,” said Angela McKean, while sorting through what remains of her burned down home with her husband and three children. “It’s too hard to process.” Her 17-year-old daughter Laur
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